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As a die-hard fan, I’ve always admired Bruce Campbell for his unforgettable portrayal of Ash in the Evil Dead series. But there’s so much more to this talented actor! He’s made an appearance in Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as Pizza Poppa, and you might recognize him from shows like Burn Notice, Sky High, Bubba Ho-Tep, and many others. Right now, he’s working on a new project called Hysteria!, a “satanic panic” series set to premiere on Peacock next month. Recently, I got the chance to chat with Campbell at San Diego Comic-Con, and he gave us a sneak peek into what we can anticipate from this exciting new show.

In our current era, there’s a trend of bringing back classic sitcoms and giving them a fresh start, with shows like Roseanne (now The Conners), Saved by the Bell, Mad About You, Frasier, and many others making a comeback. Most of these TV revivals are for shows that originally aired in the 90s or before, but some more recent sitcoms are also being resurrected. For instance, there have been discussions about reviving Scrubs, the beloved ABC comedy featuring Zach Braff that aired from 2001 to 2010. Bill Lawrence, the show’s creator, hinted at a revival earlier this month, stating, “We’re definitely going to do it, as we’ve all been enjoying spending time together.” Now, Zach Braff himself has shared some positive news on this topic.

The team at ComicBook Nation takes a peek at the upcoming Fall TV and film lineups, expressing their excitement for some of the most eagerly awaited premieres! They also delve into the latest updates on the remake of The Crow, featuring Bill Skarsgard.

The well-known backstory of Batman is legendary, spanning various mediums. However, have you ever wondered about the background of the person who brought Batman to life on the big screen? Michael Uslan, a DC Comics writer turned producer, is the man behind it all. He acquired the movie rights for Batman in 1979, alongside Benjamin Melniker, and has been credited as an executive producer on every Batman film since Tim Burton’s Batman in 1989. Now, Tony Award-winning actor Dan Fogler, known for the Fantastic Beasts films, will portray Uslan in a stage play adaptation of his 2011 memoir titled, “The Boy Who Loved Batman.”